Andrew Lund

Automotive

Research

Truck Manufacturing

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

A heavy-duty truck powered by a fuel cell system that converts hydrogen into electricity to drive the vehicle.

California

Michigan

Toyota's initiative focused on exploring how hydrogen fuel cells can be used to power a wide range of vehicles, from compact sedans to heavy-duty trucks.

Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell-powered commercial truck prototype that uses fuel cell components from two Mirai models. The vehicle is being tested at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach in California for hauling cargo between ports.

Version 2.0 of Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell truck, featuring improved range and a sleeper cab.

A hydrogen fuel cell-powered commercial truck prototype that uses fuel cell components from two Mirai models. The vehicle is designed to haul cargo and demonstrates superior performance compared to diesel-powered commercial trucks, with faster acceleration and better incline-climbing ability.

A jointly designed zero carbon emission heavy-duty Class 8 fuel cell electric truck tested in the ZANZEFF project.

The latest version of Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell truck, featuring an improved range of over 300 miles and a sleeper cab.